Traditional mothballs

[farzooks]

I've been searching for ordinary napthalene mothballs, but they're becoming hard to find and the only ones I come across are allied with some rip-off postage costs. I'm not interested in cedar balls, just the old-fashioned ones. Does anyone know of a supplier/stockist of them who would be willing to post to Ireland?

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www.amazon.co.uk/12-Camphor-Tablets-Spell-Crafting/dp/B001VSQMA2

some mothballs on that page too

[JimmyJ]

I've never understood what mothballs are, are they things you stick in the wardrobe to stop moths eating your clothes? Thats all i remember as a kid.

But also i've never seen a moth eating a jumper etc

[OneDay]

I think moths were much more of a problem before synthetics?

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[Ron]

You used them the same as slug pellets but you had to have a good aim to hit the pesky things slugs were easier as they did not move as fast

[farzooks]

Apr 16, 2013 9:01:39 GMT spikeyfridge said:

www.amazon.co.uk/12-Camphor-Tablets-Spell-Crafting/dp/B001VSQMA2

some mothballs on that page too

Cheers, Spikey
I ended up getting these ones, from Leyton Bits and Bobs, as they weren't charging very much for postage if I bought four packs. Ends up being less than I would pay here, including postage, even if I could find them. According to a couple of reviewers, these Power mothballs smell as if they're napthalene, so I'll take the chance they are.
www.amazon.co.uk/Power-Moth-Balls-Household-Insects/dp/B0076IWLTM/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=A1WGMS1M3NXJ2F

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coolibums! just dont mistake them for mints